Bernd
10/21/2020 (Wed) 12:43:37
No.40641
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10/21/2020 (Wed) 12:43:37
No.40641
del
>>40599
Azerbaijan made major breakthroughs in the past 2 days, their strategy of slowly hammering Armenian forces to breaking point and then making rapid advancements seems to be paying off. Additionally, Armenian forces apparently tried to lure Azerbaijani forces into a trap near Shushi region and ended up getting surrounded and destroyed, leading to Azerbaijan making even more advancements. Apparently there's reports of heated clashes near Lacin now, which means Armenia's southern flank has completely collapsed and they don't have enough soldiers to reinforce anymore.
Libya, I don't even know what the fuck is going on anymore. Sarraj resigned, which caused chaos across the board and now Haftar is holding a bunch of Italian fishermen hostage and demanding an exchange for some human traffickers that Italy arrested. Additionally, UN is trying to broker another ceasefire and as expected, GNA is quickly on-board demonstrating how committed to peace they are and shit, while LNA, realizing that they are probably going to get screwed by any agreement, seem to be stubbornly resisting. Unlike Syria, I think Libya isn't going to end at an indefinite impasse, one side is going to dominate eventually.
Azerbaijan made major breakthroughs in the past 2 days, their strategy of slowly hammering Armenian forces to breaking point and then making rapid advancements seems to be paying off. Additionally, Armenian forces apparently tried to lure Azerbaijani forces into a trap near Shushi region and ended up getting surrounded and destroyed, leading to Azerbaijan making even more advancements. Apparently there's reports of heated clashes near Lacin now, which means Armenia's southern flank has completely collapsed and they don't have enough soldiers to reinforce anymore.
Libya, I don't even know what the fuck is going on anymore. Sarraj resigned, which caused chaos across the board and now Haftar is holding a bunch of Italian fishermen hostage and demanding an exchange for some human traffickers that Italy arrested. Additionally, UN is trying to broker another ceasefire and as expected, GNA is quickly on-board demonstrating how committed to peace they are and shit, while LNA, realizing that they are probably going to get screwed by any agreement, seem to be stubbornly resisting. Unlike Syria, I think Libya isn't going to end at an indefinite impasse, one side is going to dominate eventually.